Monday's posting contained memories of Automated Mineralogy '06 in Brisbane, the first of three annual conferences held in Brisbane, before evolving into Process Mineralogy '10 in Cape Town.
The process mineralogy series proved very successful and the 8th in the series will be held in Cape Town in November.
The full programme for Process Mineralogy '26, including abstracts and details of the presenters, can be found on the conference website, and a pdf of the timetable is also available.
Over 40 presentation are scheduled over the three days, including two keynote lectures from Tassos Grammatikopoulos, of SGS Natural Resources, Canada and Lucas Pereira, of the Helmholtz Institute Freiberg for Resource Technology, Germany.
As with all MEI Conferences, time has been made available for networking. The long coffee and lunch breaks will be held in the exhibition area, and there is one exhibit booth still available for rental.
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| Lunch in the exhibition area at Process Mineralogy '24 |
The late afternoon sundowner will be held in the Vineyard Hotel gardens and the conference dinner at nearby Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, both great locations with a background of Table Mountain.
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| Sundowner at Process Mineralogy '24 |
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| Process Mineralogy '14 at Kirstenbosch |
We thank our sponsors, Promet101, Hitachi, Capstone Copper, AECI Mining Chemicals, Petrolab and ZEISS and our media sponsors International Mining and Minerals Engineering.
We look forward to seeing you at Process Mineralogy '26 and to Critical Minerals '26 which immediately follows. This video of Process Mineralogy '14 will show you what to expect if this is your first time at an MEI Conference in Cape Town.
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